Quiet Anniversary Under Guard In Hungary Amid Revolt Remembrance
People in Budapest wore mourning bands as police and Soviet backed forces maintained tight control on the anniversary of last year’s anti-Russian uprising. Traffic functioned, but guards sealed barricades and roads around cemeteries while workers and students returned to their routines. Western observers noted heavy police presence and continued warnings from Soviet aligned leaders about crushing any protests.
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Janos Kadar
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Budapest
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York
U.S
Henry
Cabot Lodge
Hungary
Lodge
Aid To Tito Sliced Off Temporarily
The report notes a temporary suspension of aid to Tito amid mine political shifts and Western reactions. It outlines broader U.S. and British talks on cooperation and the potential impact on Yugoslavia and East Germany, plus comments from Dulles and Macmillan on unity, peace, and alliance goals. The piece also covers weather, stock market notes, and a Maryland telephone rate hearing, tying global and domestic updates into the day’s briefing.
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Eisenhower
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Germany
Yugoslavia
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Tite
Department
Herald
Russia
Tribune
London
Sputnik
Wall Street Crashes Deepens Global Economic Fears
Lenin era rhetoric aside, the Vienna Communist press warns of a worsening American economy as Wall Street stocks hit a 22 year low. Brokers crowd boardrooms watching ticker tape while analysts debate a bottom or another drop. The downturn follows mid July declines and even after a late week dip, confidence remains fragile.
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Europe
New York
London
United States
Volksstimme
Communist Party
Wall Street
Jing
Pew
Imany
Gerald Loeb
E. F. Hutton & Co
Wisenhower
Hancock Man Hurt In Crash
Elmer T. Boden, 27, Hancock, was injured when his eastbound car left Rt 40 near Indian Springs, struck a bank, rebounded across the road and rolled over three times. He sustained abrasions and contusions with a possible hip fracture. State Trooper Robert Rasore investigated and Boden faces a charge of traveling at a speed greater than reasonable.
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Indian Springs
Elmer T. Boden
Boden
Robert Rasore
Reader's Digest to Feature Weslington County School TV Project
Reader's Digest will run a condensed version of Carl Bakal's August 24 Saturday Review piece on Weslington County's school television project in its November issue. The magazine plans a brief film segment tied to the upcoming TV program release.
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Reader's Digest
Weslington County
Carl Bakal
Saturday Review
Vandalism and break in probe in Cavetown area
Sheriff's officers investigated vandalism and a break in during the night in Cavetown, discharging guns and throwing stones at a house with no culprits found. The General Electric Supply Company on Jefferson Boulevard was broken into and a radio and two flashlights stolen. Thieves forced entry by battering a bent door, while several trail boxes were torn on Broadfording Road and a Post Office Department notice had been received.
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Tefferson Boulevard
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Post Office
Delinquency Views From Zion Leaders Urge Help
Local authorities and experts at a Men of Zion meeting discussed juvenile delinquency and related crimes. Judge Evan Crossley State's Attorney Tor Kaylor and Detective Grayson Wigfield urged collective action and a trained worker to assist children and families facing life circumstances that contribute to delinquency.
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Evan Crossley
Tor Kaylor
Grayson Wigfield
Lloyd Stouffer
Udge Crossley
Home Building Is Playing Key Role In Economy Here
The article reports that new housing activity in Hagerstown rose sharply last year with 65 dwelling units started and an estimated market value of 835,000 locally. It notes overall U S homebuilding remained sizable yet slower in some sectors, while Federal Reserve data show a sizable national growth in housing and a concern over housing shortages amid low vacancy rates. Builders point to tight conditions and a perceived housing shortage as a threat to the economy.
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PSC
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Richmond
FRB
United States
U. S. Department Ofjt Labor
Convocation to honor Dr Albert H Lucas at St Albans
The Rev Dr Albert H Lucas rector of St John s Episcopal Church will be honored at the Convocation Banquet of St Albans School Washington DD C on Nov 5 The Saint Albans News notes his headmaster tenure from 1923 to 1949
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Saint Albans News
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St. Albans,ir
Lucas
Episcopal Academy
Philadelphia
College Head Takes Crack At Scholarship Giveaways
Washington college leader Perry Epler Gresham criticizes scholarship giveaways saying they erode the value of college aid. He argues many students are drawn by attractive packages and may not value hard work, while colleges push grants that distort motivation. The AAC represents about seven million in aid to students annually.
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Gresham
Aucker
Perry Epler Gresham
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Somersaid
AAC
Blizzard Loses Punch as Storm Moves North
A fall snow storm weakened after sweeping Montana and Spokane setting a record. Temperatures dipped to 10 above zero in Montana towns Havre and Cut Bank. Light to scattered snow fell in Colorado and Wyoming overnight. Drifting snow piled in Montana cities with up to 20 inches expected in the mountains. Helena and Great Falls reported four inches.
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Montana
Spokane
Wash
Havre
Cut Bank
Mont
Weather Bureau
Colorado
Wyoming
Helena
Great Falls
Ready To Proclaim Anew His Faith In Free World
President Eisenhower announced plans for a nationwide radio address and a sequence of about six speeches across the United States to reaffirm his belief that the free world will prevail against communism. He said he will seek opportunities to set forth his views in these critical times.
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Eisenhower
National Fund For Medical Education
Russia
OGY
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Congress
Jupiter Test Is Successful Says Army Reports
The Defense Department announced a Jupiter intermediate range ballistic missile test at Cape Canaveral was successful. The missile followed its prescribed course and hit the preselected target area, though the distance traveled remains undisclosed. President Eisenhower urged optimism about defeating communism and outlined plans for a series of speeches on science, medicine, and national strength amid Soviet space and missile advances.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
New York
Eisenhower
Council May Talk Light Plant Costs
City council may discuss funding for the Municipal Electric Light Plant expansion which has risen about 10 percent above the initial 3 800 000 estimate. Board of Public Works and council planned a joint meeting to review costs and plans.
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lAmerica
Maerick Street
Hoyghion
Olimisvards
Fisenhower
Posar
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